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CWITHIN c. sHORJLIDGE'S
- MEDIA ACADEMY. AT MEDIA, PA,
(NEAR PHILADELPHIA

-
Thirty minutes from Broad Street Station One of
the best equipped and best managed schools. All
Students board with the Principal. Teachers al men
aad graduates of Harvard tale, Princeton University
o. teEnsylvanla. or other rst-class Colleges Fine
buildings, single double. communicating rooms
Will ample bath accommodations. Livery has in
II steam radiator and is pietely furnished
Athletic Grounds. Gymnasium reitted and heated
by steam Best instruction. best care, best table,
Special opportunities for apt students advance rap
idly. Special private tutoring for backward boys
Patrons or students may select studies chose
Civil Engineering course. New Physical and Chemi-
cal laboratory, with twenty-ieur Superior
Prscties n business Department Cor, erciai Course
with Bank Offices Ielssrapny Shorthand. Type
than any oher College fitting Commercial School
III the United states. Twelve teachers for about
time to one or two subjects. Media Academy affords
every hone comfort te best eucation and the best
training: A fixed price covers every expense, even
books No extras except for music. No Incidental
expenses. No examinations for admission. New illus
trated catalogue sent free to any address,
SWIIHIN c. SHORTLID6E, A. B., A. NJ,
(HarvRrd Grsduate.) Media, Pa
The Principal will be at the Riggs House FRIDAY,
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NIT. ST JOSEPH'8 COLLEGE
III Course Of studies: Classical and Commercial-
Day students according to grade. Studies will 30 10
sumed on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1857.
Address 6kO. JOSEPH, Director,
Carroll 7. o.,
Baltimore County, Nd
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VNHE WEST WALNUT ST. BOARDING SCHOOL.
for young ladies and little girls SEPTEMBER
18TH 18th year, Miss ]. TRAUTMANN, Principal.
1901 Walnut ST. Philadelphia, Pa Send for circuars
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i Washington, D. G.
The preparatory school begins Sept. 10.
The Columbian College begins Sept ID.
The medical school bexins Oct. ).
4 he Cortural scientific School begins Oct. 3
ThelSw school begins Oct. D.
For catalogues or other information, address
JAMES Z. YELLING,
ay,.D0 IL,
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T AW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN I1NIVER-
IL SlTY.
TIE FACULTY
JAMES G. YELLING, IL D.
President.
THE BON. WALTER s. COX. LII. D.
Associate Justice OF Supreme Court of the District
Columbia,
Professor of the Law Real Personal PrOpertv of
Contracts and o: Crimes and Nisdemeanors
The HON WILLIAM A. MAUkY, IL. D.,
Professor Of Equity Jurisprudence, of Common Law
and Equity pleading, of the Law of Evidence
and the Law of Partnership,
GEORGE F. APPLEBY, ESQ,
Associate Professor OF Practice and Judge Ct Moot
Court.
THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG, LII. D.,
Some time Associated Justice of the Supreme Court of
the United States,
Professor Of Constitutional Law
THE HON FRANCIS WHARTON, LII. D..
Solicitor OF the Department OF State
Professor of Criminal Law
ROBERT y. FOX, IL. d..
Treasurer.
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The exercises Of the School will be resumed in the
Law Lecture Hall Of the Columbian University on
WEDNESDAY,, October .. at o'clock pm, when the
for the year will be made The fac
ing preceding years, with enlarged Lecture Courses in
I'LL departments
A WORKING LAW LIBRARY, specially selected by
the Faculty Will be accessible to al the Students and
will be used in the preparation and argument Of cases
in the School of Practice.
For catalogues application may be made to Vim. r.
Morrison, 4Th fennsyiyania avenue aud 1434 New
west; Fitch. Fox Bgpw, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue,
or to JAMES .. MELLING. IL. D., President. a20 Inn
EREDERICK (SiD.) FEMALE SEMINARY THE
IL next term will commence Wednesday, Sept. q
1887. Various courses Of study. Competent instruc
5os;es anlIy ~ moaer1te t0r Ssta
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nRAWiSG AND PAINTING-THE BEST AND
- cheapest place is the National Academy of Fine
Arts, So4 st. Ii. W; studcpts OF all ages-froM the
little child to the mlddle-ase man aud WOMAN
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1000 FIFTEENTH ST.,
lZZO Washington D. c.
The Misses Kerr's School for Young Ladies and Chill
dren will reopen Wednesday. September 21st. Ac-
commodations for a limited number of boarding
Scholars An especial conveyance for the OF pupils
living at distance Until September LIST address for
particulars and circular 1126 st. aUl6-1m
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I
, System exclaimed. References 10 patrons
Mrs. -. 81 E,V L Ms HART, Principal,
Washington School Of EICcuton aud Oraiory,
S1-.sm 9O4 IL st NV
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MAINLAND SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND, NORTH
NJ Boundary Avenue, Baltimore Nd, will reopen
September ID. 1887. The Superintendent will meet
The District Pupils at the Baltimore aud PotSac
18th Blind Children of the District educated at
this school. For information address F. D. MORRI-
son, Supt., Maryland School Tor the Blind, Balti-
more Md. au3O-lc t
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Ct. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS MD-EIGHT
- Departments aud -Four Courses OF Study. Students
permitted TO board clubs if desired Terms very
moderate Preparatory School attached. Special at
t.ntIon given 70 ittin. boys 20 college uuiver
slty Or the military naval schools OF the Govern
meit Situation most beautiful anu healtlICuI For
Catalogues address: PRINCIPAL THOMAS FELL. A Al
tx ,ms -
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MILE. V. PRUD'HOMME
IL East l.,ti ST. New York city,
Care of Hon. s. s. Cox.
tyne's. au22-Om
(NRAYON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNABLE TO
~ draw learn to make crayon PORTRAITS for ST.
instead of $l0 at S04 st. W. if they begin before
Septen.!hr g. beginners i'll painting month OF Sep
TENDER, So au22.lIus
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kRoOKvILLE ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY
ID COUNTY. ND.
HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
VIII open with three Instructors, Thursday, Sep
TENDER II. Pupils i'll the house limited ~ 30 Apply
for Circulars to Rev. DR.. G. Il NELSON, President.
aus to SIG
GUARANTEE TO TEkCH ANY ONE TO MAKE A
W hte-~ize crayon PORTRAIT i'll fifteen lessons: no
knowledge of drawing Necessary. Call aud examine
work. j. w. LANOl4DS Room IL, May Building.
Ith and SITS. uul2 In.
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EDUCATIONAL.

T. SCHEEL. TEACHER OF PIANO. ORGAN
ava sthLs3. Particular attention 90 beginners.
ne We. a. those wishing 10 be qualified Tor Teri rul-
ers o. teAshetS Terms iSo.erste. I3i 12th Ct Nv.
aux -wSslms
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striped SILK with waist fodI or Side Sash 10 n,,rb
one OF these, edged with stripe. was accompanied
sleeves with deep Gun Of the STRIPE
Very pretty and Govel-lookiBg dresses are OF
fswh-eo!ored alpaca, with pointed vest set inside
crossed folds or the alpaca. and rolled collar or
velvet matching, or n darker shade OF the color
Tie trimming is a lire OF twisted gold cord which
also edges the velvet stripes and ALTERNATIVE with
close accordecn p.aitinss assists IA forming The
panel On the opposite side 5 panel composed
entirely OF ACCORDION plaitings, the back hanging
1Gll and straight over very moderate tOurnure
Another charming dress OF alpsca-or rather
Inc 1ohafr-v2S entirely original IL was CON-
posed entirely OF fne accordion plaits and plated
Ielnes, without oTaieTy except a little poaf at
The back The skirt. bodice, and sleeves were all
OF The accorGeOn plating. edged with two knife
plated rUries round the bottom or the skirt anc
q graduated single one round the edge OF the
basque and Lec1, the last set Hat from The lower
tdge or The collar. wide belt OF satin Ribbon
with IOne ends, was tied Ut the left side.
Among the beautiful dresses worn by ladies of
The auxiliary committee II the reception given TO
the American Association OF Scientists at the
metropolitan opcT2-HCuse was one OF white faiile
embroidered with roses and foliage In bands and
upon tae front; The garniture lovely Mechlin lace
Another WAS OF fawn-cOiored satin trancdtse
trimmed with real duchesss lace embroidered
with gold thread. and showing a full vest OF real
SUPERINTENDENT Indian gauze. This dress was
made WITH train and Iull 'front.' but no over
skirt A black Chantilly lace dress over hello
trope satin was covered With finest, nghtest Jet;
tle side OF the skirt and plastron enriched with
an embroidery OF shaded pansies
lovely white dress worn by a successful young
Columbia student-soon 10 be married 10 fellow
oi the college-was OF white silk-embrOiderec
saale, over white surah; and another was OF tulIe
covered with pendant drops OF white let over
white satin meryeilIeux thick soft ruche OF the
Two materials, with the Jets set In the folds
enclrcnng the edges OF the skirt and the heart
shaped bodice.
PROBABILITIES OF EARLY AUTUMN.
All the signs OF early autumn styles promise
Well fo- choice OF sensible and Incoming modes
Inc country Is generally so prosperous its wealth
- eonSta atly on the Increase that ulagnifieence
N TIE way or toilette Will not decrease But there
l. nOthl-ls 70 Indicate that this will he marred by
eA4Sesrated, grotesCue or merely FAINT astlc de.
80 nc t0arntre has positively decreased in
go - WI. certainly Dc moderate. The high
a. ..s oInsr extreme, but at present the tendency
- so"ATo tae SsdsFs Sras, the tricornsred briu
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TELEGRAPHIL NEWS CONTINUED
ON FOURTH PAGE. -a1f au
For the Asheville CITIZEN.
FROM JACKSON. 'i'i
% THE BEAUTIFUL. L.CULTOWIIrRa
VALLE1-CROPS- PS-VTSITORS- I'M
PROVEMENTS. ,.......
CULLowARE N. c, july Is, I8sy

CuLLowHRE N. C, July lS, 1887.
Editors Citizen .-W4atber ve,v warn
just now-work moving on. and ,crnns,
good in this valley. Rain g naadsJ
now altho' we have had little sprinLl;ny
showers -enongh to interfere part of the
time with haying. Some people es.eni-
ally from the North think 1rnsq wGnfl
grow IN this Southern country. Mr.
OaVlo Rogers has over 80 stacks of clover
nay rom an so acre farm and the same
meadows will soon be ready TO. cnt ti,a d
second time He runs a new 0,o,rsr ami
SH1Ey TGGer. steam saw mill is,I,ow5
10 ated in this section and thr VIII nf
the saw can be heard from rnor,iino in s.
iate d, night Several hundred tbonsand .,,
,eet or lumber will 0robabl, be emf ont
mere TINS summer and fail. f,Tn,Ier l,S3l.
Deen hard to get in this locality and nes,.I..,
sle are making the most o., tb.ir -.
unity. ~ "isp'ssrGs stist
Among recent arrivals at dis ,.sls,,as, u.
my ing valley are Mr.. and Mrs. Professor.
4 4 haxters or Harvard University. Misc
Cox: OF Greenvilie. =. C., and Nh Sy,G
OF Florida. Many .uihers would have
oeeh IN here colIl they have secured
accommodations. I 81 / 80. - go
=. Wheat and oats are now mostiv>in fl,. s
stack and hay about secured and all in
good condition. Corn is needing rain
Yours. &c .a-, MoDnr,,.,
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PRICE S CENTS
: iTELEGsRAPHIc t IslsF SPARKS.
Of Queen Kap, of the Sandwich
Isles, shipped from San Ftancisct

ot Queen Kap. of the Sandwich
Isles, shipped from San Francisco
yesterday 1il'a'
|5s AT Staunton,. Va, during the
th pndsr Storm yesterday lightning
strdck cupO,a ofthe Insane ASYLUM
stunning Superintendent and oth-
efs.s No damage done.
bI Giles, Luther. of, Warren, R. l.,
while seeking q doctor for his sick
wife, fell into q river and was
drowned. His wife died as his
corpse WIS carried into his house.
bl Fayetteville, New York, the boy
hood home of President Cleveland
Decorated itself all over yesterday 20
receive the President, Mrs. c, Secre-
tary Fairchild aad other notables.
OF course the party were received
and treated royalty.
81 Heavy rains caused the tempera.
turt: to fall all over the country yes
tefday save the New England States
and South Atlantic States along
Georgia and South Carolina coast.
A cool wave will last y few DAYS.
then look for warm, but not such
hot weather.
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Don't Experiment

f"n cannot affDr,l to waste time II,
experimenting when your lungs are il,
nat'"er t"nSln,ption ALWAYS seelrs at
9rSt' only col |. Do not permit any
uealer TO Impose upon YOU with som.
chtap imitation of Dr Kings New Dis
c0Tery for Consumption, Coughs and
Goids, bat be sure you get the genuine.
because he can make more profit he NAV
tell you ile has something Just as good
or Just the same. Don't be deceived. but
insist upon getting DR.. Kings New Dis
coVeTy which is guaranteed to give relief
In all Throat, Lung and Chest affections,
Irlal bottles free at II II. Lyons drug
store. Large bottles 81. 7
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-unvtaLE SOCIErIE.

A.. a.. s.. Rite Nds0ps.-J. Wakefield Cort
and, SD deg Depu'y ut the Inspector Genera
'Or North CaThlina 80,
"I''" ,s'-t"srslefy, No. 81. A. Por,er Eminent
Otnii ilu'.er; Jordan Stone. Secretary. Meets mrs
ed'i'., iay night in each month.
.I5;eri's Cu;ptr, z. a. Nh. C. Fagg High
rirst; =. ItmnlerSllsg, Secretary. Meets
h..e ,,.,G Wednesday night in each month.
Ter IL" :. No. lis, 4. +. & A. M
81 ir v"rs,iipfll Master Blanton
r:i t'n Lets the 6rst Friday night in each
'nITA.
>,O'rs ,srl L.~iye, a. Or H., No. SAG. = E.
- -. fr*ftt-d 'hiri Monday nights in each
- = 4 t"sacit, No. 7Ol, X. a. 3. Ii
~ Y. r.:,.ut; Jordan Stone, Secretary. Meets
{, All # he Knights of Honor on the second
~ - I,fh & ~ lay nights in each month. y
= sIsbc'Tt+ Ia tye 4. E,G Il. NJ, .. D.-J Wake.
81 / I'nrtlLnd, W. NJ J. A. COnant, Sec. Meets
=: :. AS ME Hall third Thursday night in each
I0nth at 5 o'clock. and 1st and 4th Thursday
light for instruction.
The ASi3oiiLe Public Library over Mr.. Kep-
els Sore, opposite Eagle Hotel, and next
'pr tn Tie Bank of Ashevllle. is open 10 Wis
,r' from Ia a. ~. to p. m. and from 4:S0 to
- m.
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MEMBERS aasER 7 OF THE Pass PREsEsr.

AA@@ADA-Ae0 Va AAAA@ u AsASSS AeA1o4@ANk-
The following members If the n
G.. Press Association reached hi
city last evening from The Ea /, - 1
route to HendersonvilTe: Jno. T.
Morgan, j. D Winstead, J. B.. Bod
die, w B. Green, NaslrviIi ! A
Thomas. Louishure; T. b. EIdridge
lexington; q. l.. Riddlt. e. t'ilv
+. r. Manning. Henderson; r. E
Whitakerr DurhapS ]. B Sherrell
Concord; ID! j. Whiehar,l. Green
vile; j. r NAFbRee. R.lei h; {. F
CrutchfieId,, High Point; j., If DAVIS,
La Grange; J. f. Jones, Greensboro
st. Clair Hester, Raleigh; H. G
Wall, Rockinghan; G. W. Bl sun
Wilson; C. C. Daniel, Wills. III; Johu
B, Lewis, Rockey Mount; Josephu>
Daniels, Raleigh; J. II Lindsey
KernersVill N. b BrOughtun, j E
Ray, Raleigh. ..gm .aa s.t Z ,-si
All lefi for HendersonYidu last
night .tTa .. a .,
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Baltimore . sinfffe1fsss e from ON Another Another



, BALTIMoRE, Md, July, d9-l'he
sttrhI Of gesteNl;tyl SftFfIdons was
ld!fowed BY another Of almost equal
firce aka,lt three e'cleek7tluisanorR-
iIig.s GSeaeE1f liaasess0lA thessCumE
btrlamI street near Gilmor were
struck bYsshghtning and irhr Sofed
shd their lcontehtss almost entirely
destroyed BY The rain. Harlem
P.lrk, atReam6st beautiful resort with
in the city, this morning presents
gbe anpearanGe of desslatipn. Near
" all thei ftress are. IL amdged, and
MANY entirely destroyed x Cnroof-
cd ,houss 8 San be ,ses;;, al, over the
" estern nd afthh leityatihe aggre-
gate damage is heavy, th0ugh indis
yidual losses are {, comparatively
lis,heF At the city Marine Hospital,
OH the PatapscoE river, the hail OF
yesterday safternpop broke all the
Windows pa the South side, and the
rI.tirsy Lllil ding was, flooded The
rain fall Tor twelve hours, ending at
.f,5 54re,eIeek-tAis morning, was one
.9ilas sthree-eights inches. g4yoE r
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The NORMAL MUsr REMAIN IN AsHE-

TTHE NORMAL MUST REMAIN IN ASHE-
VILE.
The Normal still increases in interest
over one hunnred teachers and large
number of visitors being in attendance
yesterday. The programme was was an
Interesting one. The faculty is doing
its duty ably and faithfully. -
During the session the following reso-
luton was unanimously !opted by the
teachers
WHEREAS, There was an effort made
by certain gentlemen in the last Gener-
al Assembly # our State to move the
Asheville State Normal School to anoth-
er part of this section of the State, be it
therefore (by the students and friends
ofthis Normal now in SESSION.
ResoIpe6t Thai, while we admire the
spirit which might move a lepresesenta-
tive to strike for. the interest of Ii i'm
mediate locality. we think that our ac-
quaintance with this section of North
Carolina justifies us in saying that Ashe-
vile is the most accessible. and there
fore the most desirable point for the
.hblding:of said Normal; and we heartily
approve Of its establishment at this
place, aud. fully, endorse its management
as able and efficient, and believe that it
is for the best interest of ihe educators
that it should remain here Dr.. -: .-.
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HORSE THIEF ARRESTED.
a NEGRO named Jake

a negrosnamed Jake = : :, was
arrested at Best Station near this
city yesterday by-Messrs. Porter
Miller and Smith, on information
received from Greenville, S. C! Jake
recently escaped Jail at that place,
where he was confined for horse
stealing. He now chews the eud OF
bitter disappointment, and. other
things at our Hotel de Worley,
awaiting the arrival ~ofthe necessary
papers for his ltrapsfeB back tofths
scenes OF his youA,ouH
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IFOr the AsheviIle CITIZEN.
FROM MARS HILL.
Fine oRors-r"pAcoo CROP SHORT But
GOOD.
MARs HUI, \. C., Iuly 10 1887.

: HAhS TILL, n. e, July II. 1857
Aessrs. Editors The wheat anil "at
crops of this section are harvested and
good both in yie!d and quality The
hay crop is good average, and corn
bids fair to be the largest crop ever
made in this county. There is Il vast
amount of sorghum cane, sweet and
Irish potatoes, cabbage, &c, b. ing cult
Tated.
The tobacco crop is very uneven.
About two-thirds of a crop was aimed at
by the planters, but failure of plants
cut the crop down to about one-half
what it has been for a number ofyears
There are some of the finest crops ever
saw, but very great minority of crops
are unfavorable. But we cannot tell
what the season may develop for the
crop in this section. ]. Il. S.
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Georgia CentralgRailrOads Matter,
Two Iron Clads Collide.
lBy telegraph to the Asheville Cit ze T.

by :eicgraph to the Asheville Cit ze II
LONDON. July ia collision ocs
CURED at Spithead to-day, between
the British iron clads AjaT and De
vdStdtion. The DEGRADATION was con
.siderably damaged. The DeUasta-
tion was a double screw, iron turret.
ship armor plated, of $3.50 tons and
$3.50 horse power. The Aja1 is a
double screw iron armor plated tur-
net ship of 8,510 tons and 6,440
ii6fse power. Both yes els are in
coast guard service.
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IJrS. HARGAN & GATCHELL
"rEGCE in Eagle BIOcE, Ga .Mat~ 81.
ASHEVILLE, N. c,

Compound Oxygen inhaled, IN connection
Wit. medicated Balsam NapOr, cures Consump-
ton, Asthma, bronchitis, Nasal Catarrh, Sore
Throat. Loss OF Voice, Diseases ofthe Liver and
XidneYs Bladder and all diseases depending on
IMPURE or Impoverished blood.
II cTres Rheumatism when everything else
iails. IN
It is the only remedy that will permanently
;ure Chronic Nasal CatlrFh. IfyCu suffer from
this uathsOme and dangerous disease come to
JuT q lice and investigate our treatment 1t will
:uIC you, no matter how long you have suffered.
No charge for consultation.
These is no statement in the above which is
not strictly true-you may rely upon every word.
We CaY prove all and more.
II we believe your case incurable, we will
racf.i tell you so. We do not wish to treat you
.iws cannot help you.
We gaisotreAt all diseases of the Rectum, or
IOw Bowels, such as Hemorrhoids (Piles), Fis-
,UrS r istula, Prolapsus, etc. The treatment is
Ilwd,', successful, and nearly always painless.
Wecdr G without the use of the knife, and in q
lew \ Us. No loss oftIme from business or pleas
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CHEAP GLASSES PRICES. .ry,a 81
Ice Cream or Berry Saalcers, 40 and so
cents per edezen, Clover, Leaf (yerV
pretty 75c- psrNd NdOz., DishAb tOmatchsI7
20 and 25c., Clover Leaf As, a real Flint,
PLAIN Globe, 72c. per doz, Large Water
soc, and lots Of other things. These are
reliable goods. Only eight more ofthose
fine Decorated Chamber. Sets at $3.75.
Special Bargains In Cutlery thfsfWsek at
LAWS,
(. zl"-t tna 4ta-s gaa So 8. Main ct. ii
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Boz stsnciia q and Keey sheeks. 4 mac % ID 9

Box Stencils and Key Checks made 10
order.
Rubber Stamps sof AaIA EaHsties. aud
rHektograps ordered at catalogue PRICES.
New dot of STATIONERY jtists FerejS we'd,
consisting OF Box Paper, Time Books,
Writing Tablets andg0me very handsome
styles of Linen Paper 4, ..5....5., .l1,.5.i .,e s
.s Glass ? Phillips 6aldl
EN- Hope, Russellae, 3d0zen 81 fling stirfes,
illustrated, Drop OF BLOOD Ia ClrrsY,
+" Heart Fhrob,- GenaralI4 r. gBs sXanee,
All the principal ma be, /, srdo Daily
Northern and sO1thsTnn papers Tor sale.
Subscri ptiOns received for week. Enonth
or year. Books not, In stock ordered
without extra charge, st iCarson's Ste lion
cry and News store. N. Main street..
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The ENrHRTAINaENr

THE ENTERTAINaRNF si4H1 osEa sJijl
To be given by the ladies Of Trinity
Church congregation at the Farmers
Warehouse, Ion Thursday evening, like
every thing of the kind undertaken by
them, promises to be full OF pleasure and
satisfaction, taestheticany socially and
materially. Many pretty things will ibe
on sale. the beauty and intelligenceiof
the city is expected to be present; and
no one ever goes aWHy from an Asheville
entertainment without sense of the
enjoyment of the deicaeles prepared,
spread and served by fair and .skilfll
hands. off Tsy. z3Eiz-4s y88dsGJ vEai Il
A Japanese Wedding Ceremony will DE
| celebrated at o'clock Remember this
striking from its beauty and novelty.
Thurs. nsh,gs ~,
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-07-20
Daimiage AM From Earthauake Shocks.

[Br telegraph to the Asheville Citizen
4 ST. LOUIS, July ia special
from EIpasn, Tex says; "Close on
| tie .hr.-ls aftht newstof the earth
quakeaat Bavispe came the details of
.stiIf.gre;iier calamity at Bacariac,
Il town twenty miles from Bavispe.
1t adfbefores the catastrophe 1900
Inhabitants When BaviSpe was
Destroyed the town WAS badly sha-
keRnp, and most iofs The inhabi-
tants fled. Since then the town of
Bac,riac has Eseli Visited by a sue
|eession Of shocks tRat hav6lreduced
ths s4oJtaS to EIinsG 2 MIST of 6hepeos
pie escaped, asthsxA Asfthe coun-
-trNaterror stricken 764lothei1iiIst dis
t,iri5a1{ceg eos 10 Sg,35gTS aii 2HiEub -+ii si
Iul othtASSlss lIsso3 R-f ggla-tLi 10 sfDtsIg sd.
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